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    Surrealism was an art style of the 1920s-1930s that aimed to depict dreams. Surrealist artwork features unexpected combinations of images not usually seen together, like an animal with wheels instead of feet. It uses imagination and places objects in environments they would not normally be found in. Key surrealist artists included Salvador Dali, Rene Magritte, Max Ernst, and M.C. Escher. The document instructs students to combine a two-point perspective drawing of a school hallway with a contrasting environment using shading and watercolor techniques.

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    Surrealism was an art style of the 1920s-1930s that aimed to depict dreams. Surrealist artwork features unexpected combinations of images not usually seen together, like an animal with wheels instead of feet. It uses imagination and places objects in environments they would not normally be found in. Key surrealist artists included Salvador Dali, Rene Magritte, Max Ernst, and M.C. Escher. The document instructs students to combine a two-point perspective drawing of a school hallway with a contrasting environment using shading and watercolor techniques.

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    Surrealism was an art style of the 1920s-1930s that aimed to depict dreams. Surrealist artwork features unexpected combinations of images not usually seen together, like an animal with wheels instead of feet. It uses imagination and places objects in environments they would not normally be found in. Key surrealist artists included Salvador Dali, Rene Magritte, Max Ernst, and M.C. Escher. The document instructs students to combine a two-point perspective drawing of a school hallway with a contrasting environment using shading and watercolor techniques.

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    12/5/16

    What is Surrealism?
    An art style that tried
    to express the world
    of dreams
    A signicant art
    movement of the
    1920s and 1930s

    What makes artwork surreal?


    PuBng together images that dont
    usually belong together, such as an
    animal with wheels instead of feet
    (morphing/transforma:on)
    A drawing of something you would
    never see in the real world
    Using your imagina:on
    PuBng something in an
    environment it wouldnt normally
    belong in. (displacement)

    Key Ar:sts:
    Salvador Dali
    Rene MagriNe
    Max Ernst
    M.C. Escher

    Salvador Dali

    M.C.
    Escher

    Persistence of Memory

    Rene MagriNe
    The Voice of
    the Winds

    Rene MagriNe

    The Art of Conversa5on

    Rene MagriNe

    Goconda

    12/5/16

    Your Project Goal: Combine a two point perspecYve drawing of the school hallway
    with a contrasYng environment. Use graphite shading techniques and watercolor/
    watercolor pencil techniques to create your drawing.

    Closure
    What are some facts about Surrealism?
    Can you name two surrealist arYsts?
    How can you tell if a painYng is surrealisYc?

    For the remainder of class,


    Draw a corner of the art room in
    your sketchbook with as much
    detail as possible.

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